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| 16721 |
or 7 Jul; myeloma | STARBUCK, Elizabeth Jane (Beth) (I20284)
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| 16722 |
or 7th or 9th but definitely a one-digit date in July; Rolandsgarden, Skattebø | SKATTEBOE, Anne Reiersdatter (I30927)
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| 16723 |
Or 8 Sep in St. Paul which is consistent with the First Lutheran Church record for Hans Findell which says that she died at “Beth Hospital” from cancer of the liver. | ANDERSDOTTER, Britta (I27492)
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| 16724 |
or 9 Feb | STRAND, Olaf (I26066)
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| 16725 |
or 9 Nov 1889 | Family: William Buck WILLIAMSON / Torborg ERICKSON (F8740)
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| 16726 |
Or Aabol, or Aubol.
According to her obit in the Manitowoc Herald News, and resproduced in Find A Grave, she was “the eldest daughter of A. O. Aubal one of the pioneer white settlers of Manitowoc county and was one of the two first white children born and baptized after the organization of the Lutheran congregations seventy-five years ago. She was the widow of Edwin Thompson who represented the town of Rockland on the county board for a number of years. Nine children survive, also several grandchildren.”
She had 11 children. Two preceded her in death: Inanda (1888-1907) and Norman Oscar (1890-1896). | ABOL, Anna Marie (I29631)
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| 16727 |
Or Ada, which is what she is called in the 1910 census. | AUSEN, Eda (I4997)
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| 16728 |
Or Adeline. | KOMPELIEN, Doris Adele (I39093)
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| 16729 |
Or Agnes Olive.
Or Beaudion, or Beaudoin.
In the 1900 census, she had had 3 children, all still alive. In the 1910 census, she had had 9 children, 7 still living.
In the 1950 census, she was living by herself on Barber Street in Stanley, Wisconsin.
She had a brother, Peter Beaudion, who lived in Portland, Oregon. | BEAUDIN, Agnes Edith (I8008)
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| 16730 |
Or Agusta Halland. | HAALAND, Agathe (I16536)
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